Sentence examples for have sent off from inspiring English sources
"Some really ambitious, intelligent friends have sent off hundreds of applications and not got anywhere.
After decades of persecution, the Brothers have sent off their erstwhile adversaries with a mocking thank-you and the country's highest honour, the Collar of the Nile.
It's this approach that has allowed Fabio Capello to survive a World Cup which would surely have sent off any lesser breed, especially the English one.
He might have sent off Benedikt Howedes in the first half for a bad foul on Ezequiel Lavezzi that only earned a booking.
His courage cannot be doubted but on this score the coup de grace would have been to have sent off a Chilean.
There were two occasions when Pepe tried to get opponents sent off with shameless play-acting – first Juanfran and then Carrasco – and Clattenburg really ought to have sent off the Real defender.
90 seconds into that game Lahoz had sent off Casillas.
"I've sent off the trainers," Butcher tells him.
In that time, she said, she had sent off more than 1,000 copies of her résumé.
Someone was running: the heretofore undistinguished Persistently, whom bettors had sent off at odds of 21-1.
The final balloon was launched on 3 October 1870, the service having sent off 150,000 letters.
